so it was like, "oh, i just came from-- a wedding from hell, or "a family reunion from hell." 'cause i always felt like, "i'm the victim." so i used that all the time. and it was then-- but then i got bummed out because i saw in ads like in movie ads, "boss from hell." i said "this is-- this is startin' to bug me 'cause they're startin' to-- market it." and-- and i know i popularized it so i tried to get to this bartlett's quotations-- >> 'cause bartlett (sic) said no to you. >> said no to me. this editor said "nah i'm sorry, my-- my nieces--" he was-- he was probably 60s at the time he says, "my nieces just came back from college after their semester and they said, 'oh, it was a semester from hell.'" i went, "oh, no kidding. they said that? they-- then they must-- you know-- you mean they weren't watching letterman late-night shows in college back in the '80s and is-- in the nine--" you know. so i finally couldn't take it anymore, and outta the blue yale saved the day and-- > and you've been immortalized as-- >> and bartlett's-- >> --being from hell. >> (laugh) yeah. >> it's

are they still raising hell? >> i think they will go over to the senate and raise hell on the thing. quite frankly, there is no room for the private insurance companies to sell policies for people over 65 when you take the combination of hospital care and physician services. pres. johnson: remember this nine out of 10 things i get in trouble on is because they lay around. tell the speaker and wilbur to please get a rule as soon as they can. >> we want to bring it up next week, mr. president. pres. johnson: you tell them not to lay around and do that. that gets the doctors organized. they get the others organized. and they will kill my education bill. it stinks. it's like a dead cat on a door. when a committee reports, you better bury that cat or get -- >> the speaker is saying he is way ahead of you. pres. johnson: congratulations. let me talk to carl. >> yes, sir. pres. johnson: how is littlejohn. that is mighty good. carl, get him to -- talk to john and smith and make him not let this stuff lay around until the

listen, i don't know what the hell he's talking about. i'm not a republican.nd i'm going to go for it. i think i'll vote for him. i don't know. (laughter) >> larry: the thing is he got in trouble for hugging obama. have you ever got in trouble for hugging a black guy? (laughter) >> not that i know of. thing with chris christie is you have to be careful of this cult of personality. people just say oh, that's just the way he is. we love that he's so brash. he's telling it like it is. that's his whole campaign message at the moment. you have to look at his policies. this is somebody who could potentially be in a position of power, already in the state where he is the governor new jersey resident it's don't like him. the latest opinion poll shows about 30% -- >> larry: that's why he's getting out, right?t(bz@Ñ (laughter). >> the property rate went in new jersey under his watch. the infrastructure is crumbling. he's destroying the public schools and the teacher's union is actually something you should pay attention to. (cheers and applause) >> larry: what is the wh

i don't want to spend the rest of my eternity in hell. i worry about what will happen after my death. we all die one day but where do you go? you know what i'm saying. >> estrada was raised catholic but says now he's trying something new, the religion of islam. >> you know how you window shop. i'm religion shopping. >> you're going through every religion. >> maybe. whichever one i'm hungry for. >> and of late estrada has been hungry quite a bit. it's the start of the muslim holiday of ramadan which requires followers to fast every day until sundown for an entire month. >> you're supposed to be fasting. >> i'm fasting. i never ate that baloney sandwich. as a matter of fact of fact -- >> i feel more towards peace with islam because for some reason it helped me settle my anger sometimes and islam teaches you about paradise. right now it sounds good. i really don't want to go to hell. >> sit down, bro. >> coming up -- >> you told me you wanted to be muslim. i said, that's fine. all right that's fine. >> this is the bottom line. >> edwin estra

bomb the hell out of the oil field. take their money supply. get the oil.d in troops to ring the oil. i spoke to folks who have experience general hurtling commanded forces in northern iraq for two years here, is not a political guy. he said that just doesn't make any sense. >> i say it does. okay. >> let me ask you specifics. >> i say it does. i say you take the money away. they're so rich. they're killing us on the internet. they're building a hotel in iraq. they're building a hotel. >> they don't actually have full control over any oil fields in iraq. they have some some control of the -- >> they're take the oil. they're take sowing much of the oil. you're not trying to say they're not. >> they are in syria. >> i'm not just talking about in iraq. ichl's talking about in syria too. >> you would bomb in syria. >> i would bomb the hell of them. >> if you are taking -- >> it seems to me that the only one that really fights are the kurds. >> they control the oil fields. >> well isis is controlling. isis is getting the money. >> kurds control. >> isis is very

and the tennis documentary "seven days in hell." it premieres july 11th on hbo.cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how you doing? welcome, welcome. i want to say thanks. i know you're very sick and you came anyway. you have the flu. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i appreciate you coming, i really do. >> yeah, it's no problem. i didn't really see the need for the suit and everything. >> jimmy: well -- it's just, you know -- it's just a precaution i like to take. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we do it with all the guest hot have the flu. it's not me, it's abc. you know. >> because i talked to a couple of abc execs. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah, they said you wanted it. >> jimmy: no. no. you know how they are. they don't like confrontation. >> oh. >> jimmy: you have the talent, they just don't want to get into it with you. again, thank you so much for wearing the suit. you're okay in there? are you taking anything for this flu? >> for the flu, yeah, i'm on all kinds of meds. >> you are. >> yeah, yeah. my head's a little soupy, this feels like a dream. yeah, they got me on like the tamiflu. >> j

." >> jail is hell. jail is hell. >> willie, will you come to the door, sir? >> a lot of the mental state hospitals have closed down, and the only options to the police agencies are bring them to the jails. >> it's dirty. the shower's dirty. the toilet's dirty. the floor's dirty. point-blank, dirty. >> anything can happen, any given time, at any moment, just like that. very fast, very quick. >> let's go, let's go, let's go. >> i'm not even looking for shanks. i just happened to stumble upon these. >> you never know what to expect. all we do all day is sit here like a time bomb waiting for something to happen. >> this is as close to a living hell as i think i ever want to come. >> when someone breaks the law, there is a distinct difference between going to prison and jail. prison is for convicted felons, many with long-term sentences. jail is where suspects spend a relatively short time, either while waiting for trial or before being transferred to another facility. it's also where convicts often serve short sentences. but any time behind bars can have a lastin

and it's like i went to hell. but i am an innocent man.tential inaccuracies. the potential miscarriages of justice, i can't correct. i can only tell you that personally, i was involved in this case from the very beginning. and personally believe that kevin cooper should die. >>> back in 1981, i had the american dream. the beautiful wife. the house in the suburbs. and a beautiful 6-year-old son. and one day i went to work, kissed my son good-bye, never saw him again. in two weeks, i became the parent of a murdered child. and i'll always be the parent of a murdered child. i still have the heartache. i still have the rage. i wait the years for justice. i know what it's like to be there waiting for some answers. and over those years, i learned how to do one thing really wel

there would be hell to play if prosecution would be brought. lou: hell to pay?oon as they do they are paint as a right wing crazy. lou: is that wrong to be a christian? >> politically, there is a price to pay. lou: that is quite a statement. >> we have -- running an election, it may not be the best issue to touch, the best way is we heed to stop this -- we need to stop this, you people need to understand, you cannot sell body parts any situation. lou: where the hrl is hell is the congressional hearing. >> they are talking about it. >> that could happen. >> congressional hearing will happen, and everyone that takes part on republican side, will be painted as a conspiracy theorist, nut job crazy, it is not going to go anywhere, cost a lot of money, and that is the end of it. lou: hopefully the conscious is not a republican possession, hopefully it broader than that. >> i agree. lou: thank you, time for a look at our on-line poll results, do you think it outrageous that president welcomes went to united nations first, taking his nuclear deal with iran before going

they're madder than hell now. >> you know who pelselse is mad as hell? is trump destroying the party or is trump genius on his part? >> this is a man who's genius at self-promotion. he's managed to show that genius in recent days to the point for what it's worth he's at the top of the polls. >> indeed. poll numbers showing that as well. could donald trump though be hillary clinton's best weapon? >> well that's what a lot of people are speculating. certainly when people get serious about the presidential campaign -- and i don't think they are now -- i'm talking real people not us in the news business and politicians. when people get serious trumps of the world fall to the wayside. >> thank you. >>> now that lion sighting in milwaukee. >>> what a way to celebrate the end of chemo therapy. we have those details next. welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like my second in command... and my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. and in my castle we only eat chex cereal. chex cereal. it's full of delicious c

one family makes their escape through what looks like hell on earth. >> whoa! this is incredibly close. it is intense high heat. >> wow! >> so scary. this road has since been closed. reports are that people who took this video got out and escaped safely. but think about what that must feel like driving through that and knowing you're leaving your home behind. >> you're leaving your home in an inferno. >> at least you're leaving and that's what you have insurance for. the fires from hell burning right next to you. >> imagine the fear of driving past that not knowing if the wind will carry that flame right toward you. you can't get away from that quickly enough. >> spectacular video. firefighter of firefighters. this of a wind turbine in kansas. >> was it a hurricane, really really wound up? >> no reports on what cause this had wind turbine to catch fire. that turbine demolishing itself. one of the three blades breaks off like a huge lawn dart just sticking down in the ground. >> messing with its carbon footprint now. >> undid all the good it's done. >>> you know

.) >> hits a hell of a day it's a hell of a day you i you, you, you look what you did look what you did today, today america walks the talk of equal justice under law (clapping.) today, today millions of families are more secure and valid indicted today our freedoms to manufacture the person we love is vindicated today in every corner of our nation every lesbian lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders can breathe deeply and walk a little bit taller today the ground has shifted and for the first time in history with the relationships of same sex couples enjoy dignity and respect justice and love won today (clapping.) and make no mistake make no mistake much of what we won today started here this is what you did today is what you did you made today possible you're the reason we're standing here and every scarce and i know because i know many of you and i know the stories from across the country the sacrifices the shame and indignity endured that is over and every sacrifice you make is vin dictated and you matter (clapping.) so, now our charge now our charge to harness this momentum so ev

hell, no!bleep ] racists, that's what i want to know. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: do people who come to your show, do you find most of them know you from "curb your enthusiasm" or from one of the other shows? >> it's a mix. it's a nice mix. there's the audience who have been with me from standup, there's new people who came off of old christine. [ cheers and applause ] i can tell who they are. because, you know -- i got a curse doing my show. so i say bad words. they do this. like, oh, that barb has a foul mouth! and then there's the larry david audience from "curb." they just want me to yell at them. you know. or, you know, just -- yeah, just curse and yell at them. then there's like the pooty tang audience. they always just want to give me weed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that seems like the friendliest of all the reactions. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: maybe people get confused as far as yelling goes. because on "curb your enthusiasm" you played wanda sykes. >> right. >> jimmy: you were

bomb the hell out of the oil field.they would rebuild them so fast. excuse me. you ever see how fast they put up rigs. these guys are unbelievable. go exxon mobile. top five oil companies. they would be in there. finished so fast. >> didn't you need u.s. troops to protect the oil companies. >> yes, put a ring around them. put a ring. you just taken all of the wealth away. this is what should be done. no politician is going to do that. >> joining me now, cnn political commentator, anna navaro, jeb bush supporter and adviser. bill crystal, editor, and political commentator, paul begala, co-chair of of a hillary clinton super pac. anna, donald trump saying in one breath that jeb bush is weak on immigration then says bush's wife is from mexico and that may be influences him or probably influences him. that's, is that personal territory? is that political? >> i have no idea. it's donald trump-speak which really is such incoherent discourse i have a very hard time analyzing it and responding to it. i really give you a hell of

what the hell is wrong with you guys? >> happy father's day! >> what the hell? what the hell?ng with you? get out, get out! >> dada. happy -- >> what are you doing? he's going to spill that. oh, what are you all doing? what's that, grape juice? hey. >> happy father's day. >> i'm naked! >> what are you doing? >> we're feeding you breakfast in the shower. >> you know i'm naked, right? >> we're making some bagels, daddy. >> oh [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]! >> happy father's day! >> you have an oatmeal bath now. >> dad. >> what? stop that! >> it's breakfast. >> what the hell is wrong with you? i had a pancake. >> here. >> what? >> here. >> get out. get out. >> no. >> i'm naked in here. >> eat it. >> get out. >> eat it. eat it. >> hey, happy father's day. >> okay. >> in honor of father's day i wanted to present you breakfast in the shower. >> stupid [ bleep ]. ♪ happy father's day to you ♪ happy father's day to you >> i'm naked! >> happy father's day. >> what? >> isn't this beautiful? >> are you serious? >> what do you have to say, daddy? >> i love jimmy kimmel. i'm going to kick your -- >

. >> i'm sad as hell. are you kidding me? i'm mad that i wasn't here quick enough. >> reporter: the suspect is not being identified because of his age. he is being held by juvenile authorities here in santa cruz county. today the district attorney says that there is a possibility he could be tried as an adult because of the severity of his crimes. now, my colleague devin fehely has been looking into the background of this suspect and joins me now live. devin. >> reporter: len, this apartment community where maddy middleton and the suspect grew up is comprised of a group of close-knit group of artists and their families. and many of them say they feel like they have been dealt a double blow, the death of one child, apparently at the hands of another. now, despite the stomach- churning crime that this boy is accused of, many people who live here vouch for him saying

hell no! why can't i go back to 11? ha, ha! ] >> with limited housing options, chair's provided a dilemma. he could not be in general population due to his behavior and when more pressing needs came up for the stripped-down cell he was currently in, the only option left was to move him back to his original segregation cell, the one place he wanted to be. >> they put me back in my same cell. >> wow. so the squeaky wheel really does get the oil. do you know that expression? >> yeah. >> is that what your whole intent was? >> yeah. if i would have been okay, i would have been in medical and sitting in that same cell, waiting. >> chairs would not be a problem for staff much longer. two days later, he was transferred to state prison to serve his sentence. >> coming up -- >> they hate me because of my tattoos because these poke ass police, straight up, knocking, knocking, knocking. >> an intoxicated satanist later shows his sensitive side. >> i want a life like everybody else. will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciatio

sumo coach watchedek)a as hell and began my education with judo.> she beat you. >> what the hell did you think happened? >> what are you 6 feet tall? >> am a news reporter and a fat dad. [laughter] >> a little late. >> sumo success. benefit you. we wrapped ourselves in the traditional sumo loincloth pop to scott and butted heads. she is lower than me a gift. -- lower than me again. i have got to stop trying to get lower than she does. >> you beat my up one side and down the other using strength and technique. the passing of key mentors as she battles as we will her family. >> anytime i see that smile he gets and it makes it worth it. >> a really cool woman. very well represented. wish her the best of luck. >> the 1st day, doing pretty good. there is not a lot of money in sumo wrestling. set up a go find me page. >> she did. runs and owns to businesses. she will fund most of her way. >> this is not just about size. this is about skill. this girl has got a lot of skill. i love seeing women empowered. >> you got me. ♪ >> you brought us new jersey's we

you're on a rocket to hell. people, lose friends and even loved ones. >> protsman is now awaiting transfer back to prison. >> hands out your pockets. no noise in the hallways. >> every day a large number of inmates leave santa rita, either for prison or back to the streets. >> hey come on. if you guys want to go home, let's go. >> and every day, new arrivals take their place. >> all right. taylor. >> one of the newest is ezekiel taylor. previously convicted of home burglary, he was just arrested for a probation violation. >> i got in a car with a guy who i really wasn't supposed to be in a car with. he didn't want to pull over. the police got behind us. a chase, high-speed chase took place. it was either stay in the car and go to jail or run for your freedom and maybe get away. so i ran. >> we're going to the right. >> taylor managed to elude police and hid under a house. that is, until the police released their canine who left taylor with several reminders of their encounter. >> i tried to run. and hop a gate.

tonight: >> [crowd chanting] hell no, gmos! >> techknow investigates gmos. >> you can't just tell me it's safe. >> strawberries that battle bacteria. tomatoes that resist to spot and apples that don't turn brown. >> so walk me through what it is about this strawberry plant - >> a new generation of genetically modified food sets off a new round of anger and fear. >> i should have punched you in the... "blank" face. >> now techknow goes to the experimental fields where scientists must stay under the radar to conduct the research. >> people get excited about technology whether it's in their phone or in their car, so why is it so wierd on their plate? >> cara santa matia is a neuroscientist. >> what if i told you they were gmo strawberries? >> huh... >> she'll show us the latest innovations. >> so these tomatoes here are special tomatoes. >> then dr. shini somara is a mechanical engineer, she'll go inside the anti-gm movement. >> do you trust scientists? >> and i'm phil torres i'm an entomologist. >> you want to make a lab cocktail

jamie: because phipps ranch sitso hell creek mor formation. this was a forest where giant ruled earth, peter larson runs the black hills institute, they prepare foes ill -- fossils for museums and collectors. >> the giant asteroid, 6 miles across, crashed into earth, caused extincttion of 70s% of life form on the planet. jamie: he scours the ridges on his land, he finds fragments, buckets full but notion he could sell. -- nothing he could sell, these bones would not put meat on the table. then one day, something in the rocky soil catching his eye. >> there was a t-rex -- laying there. >> this tooth is a result of your inheritance. jamie: a casting of the tooth his first real find in the back room where he prepares specimens for sale, a combination man cave, research library, and trophy room. >> i sold it that night for 2500 dollars, i was back in business. jamie: the ranch business. >> we were proud of able to start the herd with something he found that was cool. jamie: cool, sure. but could such prehistoric artifacts be the cash crop they nee

people would have went, what the hell is going on?at on someone you know? >> i like love "clueless." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "clueless," really. let me ask about this. maybe you could continue with that accent. i don't mind it at all. >> i could talk like clueless like this all day long. do you want to punch me a little right now? >> jimmy: not at all. this is what it looks like when you are acting with your dragons. the baby dragon. >> acting 101 right there. >> jimmy: and then the dragon -- which dragon was this, by the way? >> the closest relationship i have is with drogon. drogon. yeah. >> jimmy: and this is -- drogon's getting bigger there. >> yeah, he is. he is. oh, yeah. >> alisa, i demand a fight for your honor! >> oh, yeah, this happens. it happens wait a lot. just sort of ignore them. >> i demand to fight for your honor. would any man in this audience face me in the fighting pits? [ applause ] >> you can just pretend they're not even here. it's fine. >> jimmy: that's going to be difficult. >> i shall f

. >> i could be doing a hell of a lot longer for what i did. night that i assaulted my girl friend i got so messed up that night. i mixed pills with my liquor. all i remember, i thought she was choking me. i could have been dreaming for all i know. i woke up and i threw her across the room by her throat. that's all i remember. i don't remember nothing else. she said you gave me an hour-long ass beating. i'm like i don't remember this ♪ >> the outside world, abendroth is a rapper known as krak rok and violence is a big part of his act. >> i write violently, i write about murder, and i write about killing things. i think the reason i write violent lyrics is because i want to act out a lot of the things i do but i know it's a bad idea too. it's kind of like an outlet. ♪ i gag you, bite you, no one will find you ♪ >> you see me on stage with my face painted, there's blood dripping off, i look like i'm in pain because i'm pieded. that's krak rok. it's full of pure anger. he doesn't give a [ bleep ] who he destroys. that's who krak rok is. ♪ ♪ i got

. >> made commuter life a living hell.p to an hour and a half making some writers three hours late to work. jump on and i can tell you much less desirable than one would hope. for every time you think today was the worst. ever new jersey transit just double down. what do you do when your daily commute drives you over the edge? panic attacks, anxiety fear of the power going out. these anxietiesthese anxieties exist. three days of hell is commuting has not helped anybody. the psychiatrist who know something about commuter stress. there isthey're is a way to be at piece while riding the subway. she showed me some of her to. >> always keep a bottle of water with you, especially in the summer. there are some things you can do for taking a deep breath and policy and letting it out slowly. >> i triedi tried it will breathe then three times, breathe out three times. ♪ millions of people are riding mass transit in new york and new jersey everyday a little stressed out on your morning commute try some of these tips. tweet us what yo

and when i found myself going through hell, to keep going.i finish and let you get back to watching "family guy" on hulu i would like to bring things. back here to the stadium. the girl from carolina, the one from my own graduation that i mentioned at the start, she is actually here in the stadium again today. and she has four small humans in her wake they keep referring to me as their father. [laughter] [applause]

they took what they wanted. >> in the jaws of hell eastern europe in world war ii.xt on "war stories."

then does one of those, what the hell.s so soft, you can't sit, you have to walk next to your vespa as you're pushing it up a do you know. we thought we going to die until as we're pushing through the desert this truck that's all white and green and very intim dating with lights on comes flying at us out of the middle of nowhere, and we're just like, oh, my god, it's the boarder patrol, like what have we done? so he basically comes up and goes, what the hell are you guys doing? sir, we're crossing the country on vespas. he goes no, no, no, what are you doing? what drugs are you running? honestly, if you want to pull up your phone, it's the whole thing. and he looks it up, and he's giving us the eye, he goes, hey, that's, you guys are crazy. it's like, what the hell are you doing in the middle of the desert, he goes, man, i'm really glad i stopped you. us too. and he says you see that hill there? and it was, i mean, maybe double the distance across hollywood boulevard. that hill right there is mexico, and if you would have

. >> what the hell.e hell. >> even with business booming in the west, there are still places where law enforcement has been slow to keep pace. >> the size of the town was certainly a factor in their pattern, exclusively they are small towns and one could only assume that that's because it's easy to get in and out of a town and they're lightly guarded. >> butch and l.z. plan to strike the bank fast. they're in and out in seconds, and the small town is caught completely off guard. >> i will shoot you in the face. ♪ >> after the holdup, one of the law officers couldn't find a horse and so he jumped on a bicycle. >> stop, thief. it was not successful. ♪ >> i'm a little surprised. >> butch and l.z. make it back to brown's park with thousands of dollars in cash, gold, and silver, worth nearly $200,000 today. when the news reaches the other criminals in brown's park, butch finds himself at the center of an outlaw ring, a gang that will be come to be known around the country as the wild bunch. torque ratios. thr

we need the government to get the hell out of the way so people can start businesses and create their own damn job, the kind that breed creativity and success, with out of touch politicians running things, what more could you expect than finger-pointing, gum flapping and lots of stagnation to come. get the hell out of the way. >>> very good, on the show, donald trump says he's got the latino vote. he says he'll get the whole damn thing. not sure what to say about that. >>> i'll talk to a navy s.e.a.l. ready to teach yours truly the lost art of manhood. >>> a little later look at a nat geodocuseries about the last decade. what a decade it was. richard hatch is here. indeed so are you! very happy about it. i'm kennedy. . kennedy: hi there. jeb bush made it christmas in july with a gift for hillary, while the mainstream media slapped a big old bow on the sucker. talk about it with the panel. who do we have? comedian jim norton, is on netflix beginning july 23rd. i've seen a preview of it. it is glorious. michael moynihan a columnist at the daily beast and my spiritual mentor, and ainsly